nothing like Sea of Thieves, you are confine to the ship only.

After the release of Sea of Thieves, I don’t know if this can live up to it’s potential. The town hub is a start, but this needs you to be able to walk around your ship and be part of your crew. The fact that boarding is relegated to a canned animation (as it was back in February with the pre-alpha footage) makes me…

Interesting... INTERESTING... Shared World... oh god damn it.

Based on the story summaries that I’ve read and watched, the more you read into it the less you’ll understand.

Do I need to read up on or play the previous games to understand this one? Because I’m gonna be honest, I stopped playing halfway through the first one way back in the day when it came out. I can’t even remember why I stopped. It’s weird because I love both Disney and Square.

I’m not even gonna comment on the actual announcement. I started watching the conference around this point and the only thing I could think is “OH MY GOD!!!! WOULD YOU FUCKERS PLEASE STOP????” (In my defense, I had nothing else to watch). EA is just pathetic though for not even bringing concept art, a trailer or…

Yep. The campaign could be spread along several different co-op/battle royale modes.

Yup, the news sounds like a hail Mary pass before Disney gives the license to someone else.

Shame, im not that interested in prequels and side-stories. Either give me something that advances the star was universe or set in different time period (kotor).

Lets not get ahead of ourselves. He did not specifically say single player.

Ubisoft always brings it with the weirdness, if nothing else. The games may be boring, but at least we get a minute or two of people dancing in weird costumes to advertise whatever Just Dance game is coming out that year.

My face during this whole show.

We can go ahead and give EA the award for most boring show of E3, because I simply can’t imagine any of the other shows being less trivial than this.

Not really though. After every announcement she was like “This is so excitiiiiing” in this really annoying pitch. And her comments like “well now I know I can have my pink armor” or something along those lines were cringe worthy, and you can tell the audience felt the same.

Good cause Bioware is a soulless shell of it’s former self.

Yeah the entire showing screamed Destiny, somehow with even less personality.

They were different projects. This one was already in development. One wasn’t working out. Jason wrote about the development of that game last year.

Hey, remember when we saw like five fucking seconds of Visceral’s Amy Hennig Star Wars game and that was it before it was cancelled? We just got even less than that, haha.

Nah. I think it’s more pathetic than that. It’s not about a win so much as it’s about mitigating bad press.

The excitement about a game where you can wield lightsabers, even with nothing but a title and a developer, can maybe counteract some degree of the negativity.

That EA’s only option for improving their position…